The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, November 15, 1883, Image 2
D. ! BRADLEY.Sditoi
PICKENS C. H., S. C.:
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THURSDA7,1OVMMBF 15,1881
*- ER1M:
Aorsubsecriplion, $1.50 per annum fori
onths, 75 cents; stricll in ad,,ance
Adrverianments inserted al one dollar p
lluare of one iuch or lessfor the ftral insertio
and fifty cents for eaeh subsequrnt insertion
,iberaldiscount made to merr/.onl and other
tdvertiaing for six months or I:ri lec year.
Obituary Notices and 7ri "tes of Rcspe(
kargedfor as ad'crtisentcnta
A+nnouncingCJatndiduilesfive dollars in ad
anec
A terrible cyclone passed over 8pring
Td, Mo- last week doing niuch damage
ome persons were killed and many injured
bout forty families were left homeless.
The Falmetto Yoeman
This l-ight and intrreltirng evening daily
end AMcJunken utpon this evidence of
osperity, ani trust that the Yocman may
o long to ba;tle for the right.
The F)rc Pries, a new journal, published
Seneca City S. C. has been received at
s office. It is vell edited and neatly prin
1, and will doubtle-ts be successful. It
published by Livingston and lithton, and
,ditrd by Ccl. .1. W. Livingston, an able
.1 neco:plirhed writer and a true and de
ed ,on to $outh Carolint. Success to
l, id friend, in your new fi Id of labor.
A Law Suit I'iobable.
V. A. Lesley, while Treasurer )f this
tnty in the year 1875, collect ed, under
v;; made by the Board of County Com
~ioners, according to his own ndmis.
.i, the stut of twelve Itundred and thirty
h,t dollirs and forty seven cents, besides
cuatui:sions. on what is now known as
'" iilroad 'Tax " lie made no r" turns
he ,mounti of thtes' taics to tie Coully
litor or ('ounty t ottissioners, nor dit
uring them into his set tletent when h<
t out of oilice in April 1877, not in hit
unl settlement. for the year 187, as by
he was required to do.
e has in his. possessior, as we are in
ued, two receipts givet by W. E. Earh
,. Ono for one thousand and sixty lthre
tirs and forty r.even cents, dated .1ul
1875, and the other for one hunlre
seventy five dolturs, dated July 2kt
ti.
t the time theme receipts were give
r ie wits it judgment against. thle Cotuni
r'e lead been nto chiiek drawer by tli
ird of Conty Commtnissionters for t h
Junt on WV. A. Lesley, ('ountty Treasi
in fiavor of thle Danek of Commererce o
-one else. Ne.it her did Mr. Lesley haiv
authority as County TIreauruier, or othI
cisc, front the loarid or County Commeieis
tier's to pay out this money. nor doesi
ptear fromt thle receipts thatt lie ever pai
tmt as County TIreaisurer, thei receipt
:s "receive'd fromt W. A. L.esley."
Tiho Act of the Legislatutre of this Stiit
force at the time t his meo'ey was ini hi
rids of Mr. Lesley, provided I hat lie<
piiuy Treasurers of' the severaul countihe
th is Stit te shoulId pay out no muontey, o
2/ Ic'ouaII, withbout a check wtas dtawni fo
e same by the Conny Comisusioners'
'The County Commreissionters thleref'or<
Id t hat the payitng cout of thiis mnoiney bj
.Lesley to Capt. Earle wits a voluniitrj
t on hiis paurt , contrary to thle prov'isiorui
lie Act of thle Legistut ie of forco at thu
:c, nir.d t hat lie is r'esptiosible to thle (Cuinn
for the same, anid especially so as tle
dl aniounit was never credlited utpon sait
gemtent agaiint the courtly, thle sattt
Igenment having since been paid In ful
t he United S'tates Marshal tor South Ciar
'ho Countty Cormmissioniers hiave there
decided to make a dematnd upon M
*ey so wefunid ithe money to thet Coun t
Ishould lie tail to do so, they ilil I
ec intstitut e proceedings against him nntt
bonidtmueit to recover tI. amount.
napt Etirle, we tire ,tifortment, acknowl
*es that a mixtiake hns been made agauim
* Outnwy. but sets up a counter clair
$800 or $900 costs which Ihe says wie
* taxed *.r ai somie of the juidgeimenti
I has had a complaint served upon th
anity Coneiuissioniers, reqiin tg the i
~'W cause befoi'e Judge icnid why tli
ulgments should not be re openecd anid tlt
s taxed up against the County. l;
imissioiners claim that all costs have bee
idI a(d will resist the motion to re-opo
n'udaments.
~yacuation Day.
The Chiairmail pf the Cornitiee of Arrar
ments for thne celibrationi of' the centenni
of the evacuation 'o( New York by tht
itinib has extended anjnvitatilou, thurontg
-t Govertnor, to the militaury companies o
'uthi Carolina aund the corp~s of cadhets e
5e military schools of the 8tate to attetn
s elebration on the 2rtih instant. Th'l
ivernior of New York will hold a revie
d Goveerntor Thompson and stahT are InvI
be present at the review and part icipat
ithe eehebration.
M(Is, Hill sues Senator Mharon of Caulifor
niCor hliroy. Thie worthy Senator sty
slast er was a rose of Sharon. Ithat h
.romihsed to mnarry ber, and that It i
I'd t64y to sue a man f0
Va titltd *ohIna to. martr.
The lbe1ent1-1d Viginny Never
* Tire-Good-By Billey.
EleMtlos rt beld in ten States on Tues. 1,
day of last week. M1uch interest centred be
In thens by both polittenl patties, as the tA
restultswotld pretty clearly indiosto, should oi
either party gain a decided '4ctory,,ltow it
tihe Presidential election would go neot b,
year. Ptoat interest was centred lI Vir.. of
ginia and New for"t as te1t placing of both
these Stat. a by a decisive majorliy In the nt
column of either party would give it a de
cided advantage and almost insure the elee.
tion of its candidate for President next
x year.
The beminrats,swept'Virgih by a po. a
e pular majority of about. 80,00, secued an
n both brancelia of the Legisleture and crush
ed ili Mahone party.alahnost to atoms. This u
* was done in the face of powerful aid to the Ui
Mahono party from Wtshington, and the w
possession of o'ltle oflices.,of importance
in Virginia. Fortunately for the success an
of the Democrats, the color line was drawn, in
and the white men of the State rose tip in tic
their might to secure white supremacy and Li(
honest governnment. The whole Stnte was rim
up in arms, and the c;tmpaign was sinmilar w,
to that inl this State in 1876. At Danville ou
on Saturday evening before' the elect ion, t
the negroes precipitated a flight, and six frt
of them were killed, while several whites tic
we're wounded, thouglm none of them fatally. hit
The news of this riot spred like electricity a
,vet- the State, and combined wi,h-the ha
lence of the negro all over the Stute,
tented the whites, and Sambo along
Mahone, went to tie wall. No people of
he United Stites can apprecinito the sai
victory in Virginia, and her esCape frot wit
co:
negro rule more thAin those of South Caro- cal
lina. The artillery company in Columbia ad'
fired salutes in honor of the victory as soon t
as the news was received in that pbaee.
The Old Dominion is redeemed and made
sure for time Democracy in 1884, and let tiot
us all be thankful. nOt
in New York, the Demoirats elect their nt
State ticket by a majority of fomrteen or the
fifteen tihousand, with tie exceptionm of their bee
candidate for Secretary of State, who was
knifed by the liquor men on account of his etn
prohibition record, and defeated by his
Iepublican opponent by a mmajority of 18,
000 The Republicans also carry ot li
branchies of time Legislature*, inisuring time
election of a lItepublican to tlie United hit(:
States Sen-'e. ThImis was aill caused by lo
local disyensions in New York city amongst clu
the Democrats. It plnces New York State
in the doubtful column for Presidentt next ari
a fs
year and greatly rediecs the Democratic ist
ohances of tuosess, though of llhiu and in- .
dinna can be retained New York can be
given up, and success still secured. hot,
In lussechusetts, Beni Butler was de- .
feated by 10,000 majority- by his lItepublh Wi
can opponent, and no body in the South
- regrets it. Butler has written a letter in
which lie shows that lie has incruased the t
e emocratic vote from 131,000 to 15.,000,
U1and says h; will tr y it atgain next yearn, an
.prediets tml AhLassnchtetts will vote for tt
h the Democratic candidate for Preside'nt. lh
1u New Jersey, the Democrats elected the tlh
n Governor by a majority of about 7,000 and
y secuted a majorhiiy on jomint bllot in time
ea tmajrity of from 14,000 to 1 7,to00, Ut
a Pen nsnyl vaia u goes Itepuli Ican by a imm - n
.jority of atbouit I ti,000--a lossm on thle usumal "
r lIepuiln nmajomrity when time party is no t
u divided as wmas time cmaso iln this election.
. Nebrmaska goes lepmublicani by her usuial
.. imjority.,in
Mummyryland goes Demuocratic, hy a maijor'
I it y, oti thle Gu ibernmatoria vote, of I 1)1)0, ji
andt time Diemocrats secuire a g tood majority
in both bramnchies of thme Luigislatu mre. *
Southern Cultivator for November.
Time Noveomberi number of thmis sterling wv
journal openis withi Dr.' Jonems, "Thoughts i.s
for time Alontm.,"'i awamys remndable, imnterest- to(
inigand inmtrtmiv e. Aloreothan Iwenmtyyearrs int
experienice bas enablhed D)r. Jones to fully fi)
Icomp~rehend thme niemds of time Sout hern far..
mmers, andi his talk mthrouigh the cohumnis of to)
hiis fmavor-ite joutrnal I wve poimied omny hun-t- elm
dreds to stuccessm. lie conucts thle -'m,, ta
qumiry Decpart mint," a speciali featuire of time "i
Southe,rn Culitivamto,r, andI mmnswers, aill thle A
qumest ions thla t lie readlers propoundmt to imi
touchinitg crops, or'chardls. cattle, hogs, (eto.
Wmmithout enuimemratinig maii time itnterestinig
i articles of this nuimmber, we are parieiO.,-l"y
-ipleasedl with part eight of DJicksonm's System
of fatrminig; andm mhmlrimss lby lin. W. J. Nor- bom
- thern, or ii ancock coumnty; IDr. Tmalmmiage's
.sermon among time lhirvesit Fields of Miji
,inosotai, mind interestimng letters from time
d hlow cani ai famrmer do withotut thmis most
evcellent jomrnma is more than we can on
derst andi!y
,t Now is time time to make imp clubl., 5 cop
nm les one year at $i.25 emach; 10 copies one
s year at $1.00 eachm. Addrtess,C
-. Jail. P. lAiaiis & Co.
At lata, GIa.
e The Temperance Cause-. t
e Ninnmy counties in (Geo gin have voted in t
e favor or prohmibition anod sent isikey from ait
n thmeir orders,. Ut'
mm larTIwell coutnty in tis state has votedi
in favor of "no1 license" by an overwhmel
ming nmjority, and Grmeeiville city vomles on iSn
time quiestionm tihe first of n&extnmonth. fc.
,Every county In Ohio gaive a mamjority hi
for thle timird , or probaiitliiion, ammemmnm.min
except five, vis. Cimynhoga Franklinm, llamt
e iltoni, Lucams andu Alontgomery. Theseomm mom.
ties conttain time ciuleis of (Cmciinnamti, Col .
u mmmbus, Cilevelandu, Toledo anmd Dayton, mand
kept time Ftate froim adopt ing lime amedment 4
As to time aeualm vote cast oni this question ill,
Icte prohibit ion vote is fmar ahead, bmut time
e enemies to prmohibition owe their escape to
time requmiremment that an aflirmamtive vole ini
con,attittion amend(m( ments shammll incitude a b
- na.mliy of all the votes cast at time same
s election.
A J)A ZZto'ITtllF.--M . Kncimorwi
was arriested in Pitmmburtg Pa., atV
Sattur'day, anud shbowved tup $3000 ~
worthm of' dia monds.vi
r Nine~ families letURowanf "Oi00 f
N. C., for Terns on Thrursday, u
The Great Cotton Failure.
The failure of Mlorris Itanger, the great
oDdon cotton a3ecUlaor, for a nmilliou of
blst cotton o% futuren, 61l caused tihe
lare of Afiteenm other tirms, nad1 it is said
hers are tottering- itIs failure rather dil
irbed the cotton tu,trket for a short while.
at it will not serioumly aWect the interest
the eetton growers.
in answer to inquiries concerning his
ifortunte, Mr. Rlanger briskly replied;
A PHILOSOPUtCAL BANKRUPT.
''l'shawl It Is tuselese to grieve over this
ouble. It i. only the fortune of war, and
might have expected to receive a knock
iwn blow once in a lifetimo. I have been
t operator on the Liverpool Exohatige for
xteen yeatrs, atd l it ua,.ieeintitngly say
at during all those years I have never
ed tauworthy means to inadoee sany one to
eculate. ,\ly opeiations have awa,ls been
en daylight and every one could see ty
athods of business.
"Wiat, then eatsed the unexpected crash
d tihe iumnseie losses?',
"itnply that the brokers rushed the bns
ess too last and too far in the (ace o pl,tin
)ts whiclh shoumid have nado thetn cot
us. 'lhse who have been hitten under
>od perfectly the risks they were incur,
tg, and if the tide had tursied the other
y would have pookete-I th--ir guins witi.
t remark. However, I have had satist'ao
nm of receiving assurances of synpathy
am niany quarters and cannot but be grat
et to note the absence of repiroaohes ron
>so with whom I dealt. My ir:anstnotions
ve often extended to tifteen n,illion dollars
ear."
'What were the factes whic:. "m say should
re given warning of the troubl ?"
TRACxEu TO A .oOR OuP.
'The principal one was the partial fitilure
the American cotton otop This neoe,
'ity enusod i rise lin prices, and tho.e
o haid been operating ' time Be-tr sile of
uise tuttered by tie Opsetting of their
cubatauns. 'T"het the lulls pushed their
rantage and the s,ourt aperators had to go t
he wall."
'11 hat about the extensive speonit ioun
a are said to have hail inl America?" C
'Thnt is all a tuistake or a nttrrepresenta- v
l of the faiucs. I have done ab-olutely t
hung ain the New York or New Orlean"s
kets durtig the past eight esn anon- it
I owe notting ai thse cities, de-pite u
asseas-lstns to tie conttramy wim cia imaveb
a so freely nmade by ts< me of i ht news..
ers, notaut,ly the loundan 'I nms. .\My ip
tu htav 11Ie been albmost extausively coniin- d
.o Liverpool since Lite spring or Ibb2.
Judge Lynch.
ast week in Itowan caunty, N. C., two
roes Julius Fra.ier and L:iwtence White
a dilliculty. A brtier of eacht was
Sig onm. riizier~m struck WhIsitea withm a (
in, when the latter cut the former, sev
tg the .jugalar vetin a,l cmausing dteath i in
tw ninutes. The three survivors were
barge of a c.,itabiiie to lie commiitted
ail. A nioh of negroes overpowered the I
stable, took the lirisoners or. nuid cast S
I to see whicb tshould etxpiate tle alitmb
Frazier. The lot felt upon La.enee
tie and he was insimitly hung.
L'ircularI no0 11 1romil thte Eu peri,"
tanlts oIf hMigiwt3 ti rtead, s fo!
V- '"Rinmevo all Irock : Irtml tlt.
tds and 'ut, no dlitIIes tierps ,
yl, ui>ilinlg out all c'o-s ditClhte-S
at have been lere'tfluro t,adj.
Endorr>ig the Piedmont Fair.
MmJ,C.ieus Om!o:iea, U nion :anm
y' OL'., e * of lie utiI!m.rI. contie s-i
michl will j'-in m thet etert'ti .i
elaiit onu wot,nuld beneitit our pei' oplemih
tcially' andi fin::anci:al I and mi wouhtii
ovo' uni ilttmitus to tis' initioduiction
prnoved sys'teims~ af l;m.-miing, im
ovnaed ihmpiletmmtsa antd improiavi d
u'd, tall wormk imig inceassd wtealthi
d iodution i)i. We m of (Oice
toua have zan annmuiaI 'outiy' fai',
d shldi also b t>u il'imng tom j.ia in
thima the P umnt A..ssoi,ationm . Tij
anm ago of progrel.ss, ain d ml we hIt e
koaep tip ith our' tneigihbors we
tat mo't, nteglectt any ' P~~ opotuit,y
'fiprov emnt. Therie is tno imn
'rmntiont so ox:ct, :atna so saitisl:ac-.
y') ts eye irE )ormtin.m At fairs~e 1mat
jamery3 is hot sonCJm ma mi mit- pra'cti
wor-kin1g witnmeasse-d. Thei ruemil tm
Imnpriioved stock, imprtovomd cat t,m'o
., are1 iasmomot, uaitid mmmmmci jtmy..
it iJin is giathi(eed f'motm thae exhmibi,.
mmld like to taco ours'P~ peol o moig
[t maittor oI it coutim v itir tnex' XL
iir anmd of ging int wiit hi'our5 nig.h,
i's jimto n gcieeral tass-ocitiun.
A mob of negriio-sattmsaked A. W.
tments, cler-k inm l)atis' tst,, mi
tn tulet, C har Ile(nsst counmty, on
tmdaty 5thl instttal, l e kmp~tinmg tom
egr'o desprad)'aso whom hal I md tat tack -
htimt. Thriee whIite most d, foundat
Siti'caismr unil hlp1 ca mme, anmd Mr'.
emaonts wastiLi taktm t.o WVailtorbmuro'
ii.
Coinage of [lie goi dill:ar and time
'oo ('enit ti ikel is to Iho dij.oi,,.;,, -
dl. Silvuie d,,ltuasliijii~ reph o (SO0
di tWi w (cent stammpinttako time oth, a'
tintneceissary. i
A n A t htanta woim mn whmo muedl at
lon.m kepper fors * 10,000 d:amages
r' r'litming herm mtinor' stn by s'llimmg
it liquor r'ecaeive a'' itverdict of $100.
A. ,1. Alltimmn, of Mtiecklenbumrg,
udty, NorlthI Cairioliuna, hans olped
thI hA ife's ymoungmt sister5 letavinmg'.
argo fatimi ly desti tute and hiis wilo
WV'ar bet woo Fr'ano'o itnld Chmina
coLmei m)oroe cor'tainm ovury daty.
On Thirty Days' Trial.
I sendt Dr. Ilye's (Celebtrait Electro
talc llelts and El~temric Aippliaces on
at for thirty datya to meni (youmng or ohi)
o ar'e afilicted wim nervous debility, los
lity adlndredt lroubles, guaran5ttenir
iedy and doMnpiete resternN&ob of' hemi
I mau 1y visr Addr~ss -ae ubow'e,.
--Noistit inOUtted ls Jety a,m
Timeb to Stogi I.
It's to o b a tl , S ir or M n'd =m , b i t d e n ,
get frightened. 1our h:ir is fulling (,*
flat's ertnil, A glance in the mirror, or
an invetigatln rbmnlittee of Vingers tell
the dismal story. We won't slitits the
possible atse. It Is enough that l'atker'a
liair ltalsam ueed nw will preveut fu'rther
drstruclion. ia youlr 'i-)nomewhat gray,
too. and crisp? Alas, ;, . 'Tie Ialsam
wil give back Iht originrt. cot'ie, softness
and glhss. Not a dye, ttat oily, cleganstly
pt,lutned, a perfen dtoesi'g.
Ad3:ice to Motlter.
Are you ditut 6 at night and broken
of your rest, by a st' tChi'J sI1'e t ,i and
crying With pain of ttiiltg teeth? If no,
send at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Win
slo* Southling Syrup for Cltildrenl Teeth
Ing. Its value is inealnulable. i' re
lieve the poor little tsutferet imtmedi-iately.
Depend upon It, mothers, there is no mis
take about it. It wires dysentery an. di
arrhoe, regulates the stotoach ant b wets,
cures win<l colic, softens the guint, reduces
intiammation, and gives tone and energy to
tue whole tystet1. Mrs Winslow'a8oothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant to
the taste,ant s the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world.
Price 25 cents a bottle. feb 15, ly
NEW YOIRK, 184.
About eixty million oopies of The Sun
have gone out of o.ir establishrnent during
lie palst twelve mnonths.
If you were to paste end to end nll the
oolunns of all The Sun, printed and sold
Ilst yaaryou would go a tiontinuous strip
uf isterestin; infor.ation. common senae
wisdom, sound doctrine, and sound wit long
nmouge to reach from 1'1nling Ilouse squiare
o the top of Mount Copernicus in the moon,
lien back to Printing ilonso square. and
lien three,quarters of the way haek to the
noon again.
But The Sun is written for the inhabitants
f the eart h; t hias same strip of intelllgene
rould girdle the glope twenty seven or
wenty eight times.
If every buyer of a aopy of The Sun ltr
rl.4 t lie past year has Spent only one hour
vor it, and if his wife or , his grandfather
s spent another hour, this newspaper in
888 l'as affrded lie hinanma rice t itteol
housand years of steady reading, night and
,y.
It is only by little ealctulations like these
hiit you can formi any idea of the circulatin
l the most popular of .-American newspa
rs, of of its itfluence o't t he opinions and
etions of American men and womnen.
The Sun is. and will continue to be, n
ewspaper which tells the truth without fear
t consu1uences, which gets at the f.icts no
itter how much the process costs, which
resents the news of all the world wit hout
rlste of words and in the rendahle shat e.
rhichis working wit all its henrt for tihe
ause of honest government. snnl which
Ierofore believes that the llepublilan p 1:14
$ must go, and intst. go in this coming
ear of our Lord, 1884.
if you kn.w The Sun, you like it salrendv,
nit you will read it with nectlstomse,d dliii
ence and"l profit during whlt is sie to lie
lie iost interes,ting year in its Ib,story. If
,t do not yt.t know Thn Stsu, , it is high
ine to get Into the suinshine.
Terms to Mail S'tbcrib--rs.
7 he several e.liti.,ns or 7/~ll sire sent
,y nt,il. potspaid. as rollows.
\.1lh L-5s, cents sa mt1sh111i, S i a year- w"hI
Sunday eit iini, :7.
uNi11\Y1-Eight pag-t. This edliin fr-1
I. lies Iihe Ctl'rrtett tnevs of the wor., sps!.
rid 11rit cl;s ' e.CIp' i..na' intt rest t it ov
etyhoily and tit-.ui:. .'y stevie us oif tiew
btooks otf thet4 diighest mser. t. St au vol-t..
Ubire'sss I. W. ENG f'\NDF. pubhli-hser.
8 /'/Tin Stin N. Y i isy.
You Will Be Sued On
15th Novemuiber.
Iinving tould outt miy bustineCs, I
iinil st hae a Met tlernen t IwIi t ll
mrties wh io owo me. EI ery note
utnd aecoun tt niot otherew ise ar'ra nged,
sv.hi iot pauid by 15t1. Novems
et wv:i lib piaced itt the bamuis- of
its uslllcs.. Th'is is inutnehtl .it till
M1y best fri en di Witt i-terssnd tshst
tmoan thm as a-elI as- the olherst.
E. Rt. IKORITON.
nl<v 8, 1q83 7
dministrator's Sale.
F4a will offer ftor sale ist Pl'tic (Outcry,
theI iO 'rSsonatil Emaisie oft IThuom: (ti.g
ecea,sedl, n i his lite rossslence itt Pickes
Ottnty, oil Ih li l d:sy of Detembiler next I,
msiistinsg of:
I Yokeis tof Sitcers;
2 Milk (Cows;
fl Yeasrlinsgs;
8 hessd fllogs;
I Set tIllaicksmithI T(ools;
I Two lsoruse Wtigotn;
1 l.st t'orna, Xbiuicks andsu F'ilbler.
Fasrmting Tooils:
II ittsehld i iand Kitchleni Furnitfur
Anid Seed Cotltn.
Terms cash.
(OI)IOKG ANN CRl.tilo
JOhlN P-. CR \ilo,
riov 15, 1888 8
OTYlICE- T'O DEB~lTORS ANt)
~OR(M.-Alli personei ho 11,11
in s ' ti h:am..,s.r r sirs-l TI
I Ickens Couty, Sutib hi(arolhi
I. atre requtired to prerst it
test ed toi tIhe tundelrsign.sdf
id those indsebted will rnake
A. IB. T.\ I
nov 1, 1882 S
Sheriff's
TATIEf OFSO[UTIJ :. i
CnUNTY ov
Y vi'.- tie of sunindry
id irected, I will tl
ighest hiler, at i h
'ontiy, oni Tuesdaty ~ )
emsiber 1883, n t 1-2,
roperly, to wit:
of iCo Ciek
miw. .. J
Pe1%et irting (uomethhg w id
20 lIAwt ToWe'as for $1 00.
A genlihe all Linen Toirel 20 x 34 to be
given awny at '15 cents a pair, or $1 5) por
loaen. This is a bargain you read about,
td to be re1i+.ed at Morgan & liros.
We noir own the best line of Towels we
h:av-e evier sh'own.
Table Damask a Specialty.
A'h all Linen inble Damask for 85 cents.
A perfect Gem for 54) cents. It is good t"n
ough for anybody's Table. A full line of
both Red &d White Toble Damask with
Doyles to match.
Ahother arrival of those 10 cents Alpac
a ahd 12) cents Caslmores. They sell
like hot cakes. They are the best (uds
shown for the noni\y by odds.
Some big 1trgains in Lace Curtains. It
is inpossible to describe them. They nust
be seen to be appreciated.
Black Cashmeres.
Now comes our llobby. It is said that
everybody must have some hobby and pre
sume IBLACK GOODS must be ours, as we
feel assured we have the inside track on
Black Silks and lilack Cashmeres. We
have been told so often that. our line of
Silks and Cashmeres were ahead of all com
petition that we naturally believe it to be so
We sell an all Wool French Bllack Cash
mere at 85 cents, worth 50.
We extend a special invitation to exam
ine our 60, 65 and 75 cents ttnters. If
you take into consideration fihe q1u1ality,
width and color they are fully 20 per cent
less than you will find them elsewhere.
'I'his line of Cashneres were bought pri
-)r to the first. of July, at. which time the
increase rate o: Tarriff went. irto effect.
They were bought with spot cash and T a
hime too whlen money was in detn1nd. Tile)y
tire cheap beyond a doubt. Bring your
samiples frt;mt any port--we can beat them.
iltememher this is the place to get -Evitt
& Bro's celebrated fine Shoes. It takes
but one trial to convice that they are the
best to buy for comfort, style and durabi
lily.
J. H. Morgan & Bro's
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL M2R -
CHANTS,
I IF.ENVIL E LE, S. ('.
What You Can Buy
To our frends we now propose lu tell yot
of sitnt -f the nany thing:+ in our immese
stock I ba11 you can have tur One Diolnr, to
wi:i
It, yards leans for $1 0)
4 yrds lleatvy Jens for 1 00
t-nyrids Coiilton Flannitel for 1 00t
10 y-rids C'ooti Flaninel for I 444
8 .yaids ('i ouo Fivnne1 for I 00
5t yarda ('ot tn Flanneil for 1 (00
12 yatrds I . Sea I *land for 1 4)4
10 yatidb 1-4 Sea lslandi for 1 hit
12 yardsl -I 4 lilenaching for- I tt
It) yards 4-4I lileachinog 'or 1 (to
20 yard nba-4 lilenicti ing lfor 1 Ot0
Antd all it will cost you tot- 2(0 yairds
Calico is i 044
l6 yards Calico for 1 04)
1:3 yardls Calico, I dozen butttons and 4
I sj ool cioittoni for 1 0ft
10 yards A Wool l)ressa Goo Is for 1 (00
i yards 4 Woo01l ress Good for 1 04)
yarda lirociaded l)ress Goiods for 1 01)
i0 yarid Cot ion l'hecks for 1 002
\ndi all it coat is $1 fur iM yards of
iemnn;et1 of Cal ici fori
0) yardtis li-eavy Quilt Triiniiings for 1 00 21
0t yardus Shirt itg fori 1 00
fi yardus Shiirting for 1 04)
3~ yards Shirling fur 10)0 1
2 yards Ileavy [trilling fotr 1 00
0 yiards GIooid Iedl Tlicking for 1 (4(
yardis liet ter Hedl Tick inti fo,r 1
yards lhest lied Tick intg for 1 00
It l,adlit-a whliiie and redl IIandlk'fs 1 4)4
hie le-st Unh luiiiier-ed Shirut for 1 (44
41 li'air (I ni 4 lIies fOtr 1 (4
ti's loes for 1 (4
for 1 44(
ollars for 1 004
adervests for 1 004 P
i itor 1 0(4
ry Shirting for 1(( 00
--y Shlting for 1(4(4
tt - 004 yards each for 1 4)0
to, 244( yar-ds each for 1 00
loves fir 1 04) f
. Threnid for 1i00
-t, Black Silk and Colored -
flit Timinoiigs'
-i's Coirset for- 1 00
- & Barr Maicleiss Corset for 1 4)4 2
Strishm Ttrniings for 1 00 1
.i Crash for Towels for 1 00.
- Is Ct-ash for Towolut rur 1 (00
itd Towels for 1 004
kflh Towels for 1 4,0
.en Trowels for ] 0)4 gj
iirds Cot ton D)iaper foir 1 00
ards Unfiiihed Cambr-ic for 1 04)
Irdls Unfluihed Cambr-ic for 1 00
ards Untfinishedt Cilmbr itic for 1 0(4
AndI flow with these prices as lenders in
ir immeiltnso stock, we expect to be very 1
uisy. If space wotiuld allow uts we coihl
pea1k of hunid'edls of (tiler things, bitt will
uffice it tot say we havye eve-rythlin gt hat is
ept ini a D)ry G oids II oise tt t if you do'
i-c w hat you wat. don't fail to ask for it, ft
iti you will be agreeably dIsappointed.w
'our friendis.
f4TJtAIY &e BA 1111. t4i
T. W. DAVIS' OLD STAN~D,
HEIEENVlLijA, . . . 1?
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SOUTH 0AROLINA COLLEGE, y
Colsa bia, . c.
OlIN M1 McBity1FE, PRESIDENT,
1E8810N begins October 24 vaa.ation
ec for repairs, $10. Boardh at Stwrd's
all, $144: in pri'vate gam-Ill.. $12 to $16i
or tnonth. Es.apens.eIstoud noJL egosij
160 to $176. . For regnl tnm.ub f*
'halon andlconr - ~ -. 3
E. W. Marshall & C
L1imenville, - Si. I
Our regular and genuino
tt 1883, took place on Outobor ]
nd wo will endoavor in the futu
a it tho past, to always Show u
riends, thuir friende and the put
t largo
Wootl (*ods, Cheap Good
Nice (00d
l3rc Goods
1i all colors, grAdcs, 8tyleR and p
cOs, h'om the cheapOst to the bt
None can fail to be wuitod after
lcting our largo assortment, I
we cnn give you any color you m
want in Goods at 10 cents to 75
yard.
Bl'14- Goods.
No lady has ever failed in hiyin
I3LACK DRESS from our stock
,er comparing them with Goc
>onght else whert, for
E. W. M. & Co.'s
131ack Caulaucres, Jerwc
(ordl (oods, Etc.,
ire alwnys sold at the BOT'r
'1RCHS. (I)oun't f-,rget this wit
-on want a Dress.)
Cold Weather
Vill soon he here, so p-eparo for
ny somethini to keep you wari
ext to thu hody 3on will wit
t,\NNE1LS. E. V. M. & ('
tave them uat ail prit"cos. 1101h Whi
od lled, fromn 15v nyl. l'ant4n Fla.
tels fIrui 10. (to 25t. hut h in) t1
tie-leh d ntil unleIvached.
n , i and t'hibiren'.
v*tll1ery tome7'. & nd' ntIrcti
U ited from our big line of the:
NElLA N Ki E'r's.
) pair 10 4 white Blannkts.. only $2.00 p
pmnir.
) air 10) 4 whaite JBlankeis, only $3.25 p
)pair 1,-4 white Blankets, only $3 50 p.
pilir.
)pair12-4 white Blankets, only $5.00 p
pair.
id tip IdS $30 per pair.
larger uand cheaper ntock~ thu
ver. WVo are offrin g in thIiis de1
art,met, sotme very cheap good
0c(d a few pricos. Yard wide Biene
enerally sold for 13c, only 10
ard wido Bleach generally sol
r l0o, only 8o.
7 yards heavy shirt.ing, only $l U
1) y ards goodshuitt.in gr, only I (I
I)itil ardvey best1 enii co, only I' I
3 yatE(r very good lnabeO, only' 1 (
LI yards good mattress tick, otijy 1 C
retaNa,.. DlockkkBuh, CaMNI
ticreM, I4erneyN4 IDnDina
Iickor'y Shilrtiag. Etc.
We will haveo a ig deomand( fc
or telebratted and tcan'(t be b) Ieat
If you want to seo na smile as
ri on r TI oy Cit,y h ilrts, at, 75 eti
orthi 61 anyi wheroo 'uso, If yo0
an1t, to pity a Ihighi pr*ite for you
irt, don't, como1 to see uts.
Elg Lot of all timeMe GoodA
llanker(OchiefsI, Collaros, Ribb)loni
atchlels, Im:eos, Sat iois, Silks, G love
rinigos, Buttotns, Corsets, Nec
car, flosiery, for Ladios, &o.
Whe4aie dag4 fletail.,
HOVEY 1
GREENVILLE, S (7.
re W1l HAVE OPENED OUI
lie
s, Fall and Wintr
Stock and offor tho following Goode
at very
t"i-.
Low Prices
n.
01' 100 PicCS.Jiunn , frorn 10 to 76 etd
n1y
per yard.
4 Cases 4-4 J3loached Shirting 10
cents por yard.
dm 150 Pair Inlunkots, 00 cents to $14
per paih,,
7 50 Pieces Ilannol, 20 cents to $1.00
pe" yard.
40 PiecCe Crtltpet, 26 conts to $1.25
per yard,
it.
nit Dress Goods
I..
to
nt [n ttl eololrs, from 10 cettiri pr yard
and upward.
Flannel Suitings
Black Goods
Can notbsup edithsmr
tElIes4 Clotha,
'r 31341 Sasteen.
r Al inBlack, and at v0ry Low
Pries8.
A LSO,
B'lk Cashr-neres )
b, Prom 12) centsM to $1.25 per' yard,
A Large Limme of
at all pi cel.
[IOSI EIY, ALS~O,
GL,OVES,
''ICKIN ,
rt WATEIt-PiROOles,
LA DIES J >RS1EY JACJKETS,
24 D)OLMANS,
CLOAKS,,
AND WVAIbK~ING JACXETS
EONEY & TOWNEs,